1918 Map of Orange Park
USGS Topo · Published 1918About this map
St Johns River dominates this 1917 military survey, acting as a broad corridor between Duval, Clay, and St Johns counties. This era of Florida history is marked by a landscape transitioning from river-dependent docks and ferries to a rail-and-road network. The Atlantic Coast Line and Florida East Coast Railway trace the banks, connecting established waterfront communities like Orange Park and Hibernia with smaller inland settlements such as Yukon, Loretto, and Bayard.
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Editions of this 1918 Orange Park Map
5 editions found
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